Bulk by default
Thousands of URLs in one check, not one at a time.
Bulk index checker
Know which of your URLs Google has indexed.
Paste a list of pages or backlinks and IndexerPal looks each one up in Google. You get an indexed or not indexed status for every URL and a CSV to work from. Nothing is sent for indexing.
- Up to 10,000 URLs at once
- 10 URLs per credit
- CSV export
What is a Google index checker?
A Google index checker tells you whether specific URLs are in Google's index. Checking one page with a site: search is easy; checking hundreds of backlinks or a whole sitemap by hand isn't. IndexerPal's checker looks up each URL in Google and reports indexed or not indexed for every one, at 10 URLs per credit.
The problem
You can't fix what you can't see.
Search Console only shows your own site. SEO tools list backlinks whether or not Google has indexed their pages. And checking URLs one by one with site: searches gets slow, until Google starts asking whether you're a robot.
Backlink tools show links that may not count yet.
Search Console can't see pages on other people's sites.
Manual site: searches don't scale past a few dozen URLs.
Paying to index pages that are already indexed wastes credits.
How it works
Check a whole list in three steps.
- 1
Paste or upload
Add up to 10,000 URLs: your pages, your backlinks, or a mix of both.
- 2
Each URL is looked up
Every address is looked up in Google. Nothing is sent for indexing and nothing changes on any site.
- 3
Act on the answer
Filter the report by status, export it to CSV, and send the pages that aren't indexed to standard or instant indexing.
What you get
A checker built for link lists.
Pages and backlinks
Check your own pages and pages on other sites alike. No Search Console access needed.
A status per URL
Indexed or not indexed for every address, with the date it was checked.
CSV export
Download the result for a client report, a link audit or your own spreadsheet.
One step to fix
Send the URLs that aren't indexed straight to indexing from the same account.
Cheap to run
1 credit checks 10 URLs, from the same balance as indexing.
Who it's for
What people check.
Backlink audits
Find which of the links you've built or bought are actually in Google before you pay for more.
Before indexing
Check a list first, then spend indexing credits only on the URLs that need them.
Client reporting
Show clients which placements are indexed, with a CSV they can read.
Site health
Check your key pages after a migration, a redesign or a drop in traffic.
Pricing
Pay once. Use it whenever.
Packs from $9.99, no subscription, and credits never expire. Down to $0.050 a link on the biggest pack.
Basic
Try it on a batch of backlinks.
$9.99
one-time · $0.067 per link
Buy Basic150 credits
Pro
Save 9%A month of link building for one site.
$29.99
one-time · $0.060 per link
Buy Pro500 credits
Premium
Save 18%For people who build links every week.
$59.99
one-time · $0.055 per link
Buy Premium1,100 credits
Agency
Save 24%Many sites, many clients, the lowest price per link.
$149.99
one-time · $0.050 per link
Buy Agency3,000 credits
Secure payment by StripePrices in US dollars. One payment, nothing recurring.
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How does the index checker work?
You paste URLs, each one is looked up in Google, and the report tells you whether it is in the index. Nothing is submitted for indexing.
How much does checking cost?
1 credit checks 10 URLs. Credits come from the same balance you use for indexing, and they never expire.
Can I check backlinks on sites I don't own?
Yes. Any public URL can be checked; you don't need access to the site.
Which search engine does the checker cover?
Google. It's the index most people need to verify, and the one every indexing report on IndexerPal is checked against.
How is this different from a site: search?
It's the same question, asked for thousands of URLs at once and saved in a report, without captchas or reading each result by hand.
What should I do with URLs that aren't indexed?
First make sure they can be indexed: they should open without a login, answer 200 OK and not carry noindex. Then send them to standard or instant indexing from the same account.
Into Google in as little as 3–5 minutes
Your next pages, indexed in minutes.
Start with 150 credits for $9.99. Paste your first URLs in under a minute.